State Tax Forms

Regardless of whether they have an income tax, property tax, or other type of tax, every state taxes their residents and businesses to pay for government operations. These forms usually must be filed yearly. They're often due on the same date as your federal income tax returns. If you're looking for the necessary forms, the list below includes the links to the tax agencies in each state (and the District of Columbia), where you can download any necessary tax forms for free.

 

Alabama Kentucky North Dakota
Alaska Louisiana Ohio
Arizona Maine Oklahoma
Arkansas Maryland Oregon
California Massachusetts Pennsylvania
Colorado Michigan Rhode Island
Connecticut Minnesota South Carolina
Delaware Mississippi South Dakota
District of Columbia Missouri Tennessee
Florida Montana Texas
Georgia Nebraska Utah
Hawaii Nevada Vermont
Idaho New Hampshire Virginia
Illinois New Jersey Washington
Indiana New Mexico West Virginia
Iowa New York Wisconsin
Kansas North Carolina Wyoming

Still Have Questions? Talk to a Tax Lawyer

If you're confused about which tax forms you should use to file your state returns or whether you should file at all, a local tax attorney can help. Tax attorneys understand state and federal filing requirements. They can provide guidance on which forms need to be filed and where. They can also help you prepare your returns and provide tax planning services.

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